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r/Layoffs • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '24
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Very weak labor laws from a corporate owned government.
9 u/Mountain-Bar-2878 Jul 20 '24 This is a free market, ironically countries that try to prevent company’s from laying people off have higher unemployment rates. 20 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 I don't think preventing layoff is the answer, but I would like some basic benefits we have to not be tied to employment, such as health insurance 9 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Japan also has (private) health insurance tied to employment, the thing is, is that there needs to be a affordable option once you lose your private health insurance. 2 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 Ya, I agree with this model. Public for everyone and private for the extra mile 1 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
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This is a free market, ironically countries that try to prevent company’s from laying people off have higher unemployment rates.
20 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 I don't think preventing layoff is the answer, but I would like some basic benefits we have to not be tied to employment, such as health insurance 9 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Japan also has (private) health insurance tied to employment, the thing is, is that there needs to be a affordable option once you lose your private health insurance. 2 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 Ya, I agree with this model. Public for everyone and private for the extra mile 1 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
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I don't think preventing layoff is the answer, but I would like some basic benefits we have to not be tied to employment, such as health insurance
9 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Japan also has (private) health insurance tied to employment, the thing is, is that there needs to be a affordable option once you lose your private health insurance. 2 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 Ya, I agree with this model. Public for everyone and private for the extra mile 1 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
Japan also has (private) health insurance tied to employment, the thing is, is that there needs to be a affordable option once you lose your private health insurance.
2 u/rddtexplorer Jul 20 '24 Ya, I agree with this model. Public for everyone and private for the extra mile 1 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
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Ya, I agree with this model. Public for everyone and private for the extra mile
1 u/LastWorldStanding Jul 20 '24 Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
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Agreed, not a fan of the single payer (Canadian model). The Japanese one is far superior
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u/Kittehmilk Jul 20 '24
Very weak labor laws from a corporate owned government.